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6843	Mair, Charles	Tecumseh : a Drama			.txt	text/plain	23322	3151	95	And followed by men's love--whose very foes Your brother, great Tecumseh, has returned, And shall to-day--some dream disturbs my love. Whose head is warring 'gainst a heart that tells, _Enter_ TECUMSEH, _followed by_ MAMATEE. My heart downed softly with Tecumseh's love-For this poor white, whose heart is full of love, If duty makes Tecumseh's heart grow cold, let great Tecumseh My brother, this man loves our people well. Enter_ TECUMSEH _and his followers with_ LEFROY But let us hope 'tis yet a war of wits In some men's goodness like the barren time The poor of every land shall come to this, The Prophet ere Tecumseh can return. SCENE SECOND.--TECUMSEH'S CABIN IN THE PROPHET'S TOWN. To let Tecumseh's greatness grow, 'Tis this love nerves Tecumseh to unite And our great foe, Tecumseh, fired o'er his; Of great Tecumseh and high-hearted Brock. _Enter_ TECUMSEH, STAYETA, _and other Chiefs and	./cache/6843.txt	./txt/6843.txt